It's official: end of summer garden furniture sales are in full swing as we've spotted an eight-seater outdoor dining set for only £289 at Wowcher. Yes, you read that right. This rattan set is, without a doubt, a bargain. The rest of September is set to be warm, so why not make the most of it and dine alfresco? Plus, should we go back into lockdown again, you can bring the pub garden to your back garden. Whether you are after the best garden furniture around or something more cheap and cheerful, this set ought to set you up for a few years of alfresco dining and chilling.
The sizeable 8-Seater Black Cube Rattan Garden Set is perfect for large households or if you love to host. You could even put it to use in a conservatory should you have little outdoor space for it. It's weather-resistant since it's made from durable polyrattan, and it comes with the cushions included. These cushions also have removable, washable covers just in case you spill anything on them. Also included are four stools, four chairs (with folding backs) and a glass-topped table, and this entire set can be delivered in under seven days. Just enough time to enjoy the last of the summer sun. Come next year, when the sun starts shining again, you'll be pleased you bagged a bargain.
Usually £1,369.01, this rattan set is a total bargain and we're even considering buying one ourselves. £239 is a very cheap price to pay! See this deal below and get buying before they all sell out.
Looking for more garden furniture deals?
Head over to La Redoute and use the code SEP for a discount. Otherwise, Argos has reduced several garden furniture sets so they are at an all-new low price. Check out Cox & Cox's current offer – buy one item get 21 per cent off with the code ADD1.
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